Quote by Best-Loved Poems pg 304

“With thoughtless and impatient hands We tangle up the plans The Lord hath wrought. And when we cry in pain He saith, "Be quiet, man, while I untie the knot.” quote by Best-Loved Poems pg 304 — Download Open image

““With thoughtless and impatient hands We tangle up the plans The Lord hath wrought. And when we cry in pain He saith, "Be quiet, man, while I untie the knot.””

Best-Loved Poems pg 304

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